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Glycemic control is differentially related to spontaneous cortical activity in patients on the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum

1 outlet · first reported by GeroScience 3d ago

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  1. 3d ago
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    Glycemic control is differentially related to spontaneous cortical activity in patients on the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum

    Diabetes is a major risk factor for developing cognitive impairment and studies have shown that poor glycemic control can increase this risk, but the neural mechanisms are poorly understood. Many studies have linked altered spontaneous cortical activity during the resting-state to Alzheimer’s…

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